Drugs Health Pharma

Global vaccine market remains ‘highly concentrated’

Global vaccine distribution has been inequitable, and vaccines that have been prioritised by the WHO does not see the light of the day,.

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Health Pharma

Ebola outbreak in Uganda spreads to new districts

An Ebola outbreak in Uganda has spread to seven districts, according to the World Health Organisation.

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Climate Health

Diseases, health emergencies batter Horn of Africa: WHO

HQ Team November 4, 2022: Disease outbreaks and climate-related health emergencies have reached their highest-ever level this century in the Horn of Africa,.

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Health Pharma

Tuberculosis claims 1.6 million people in 2021, WHO says

Tuberculosis, the second deadliest infectious killer after Covid-19, claimed 1.6 million lives last year, including 187,000 HIV-positive patients, according to the WHO's 2022.

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Drugs Medical

Cholera vaccine shortage forces one-dose strategy: WHO

Shortage of cholera vaccines forces global agencies to shift to single doses instead of recommended two

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Health Pharma

Physical inactivity may put 500 million people at risk of diseases: WHO

HQ Team October 19, 2022: In another eight years, about 500 million people globally will develop a spate of non-communicable diseases due to.

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Drugs Pharma

Gavi, Moderna sign pact for Covid-19 vaccines

HQ Team October 18, 2022: Gavi, a public-private partnership Vaccine Alliance, has signed a new pact with Moderna to supply Covid-19 vaccines to low-income countries..

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Climate Health

Covid-19 battle lacked global cooperation, coordination: WHO

The global response to combat the Covid-19 crisis lacked cooperation and coordination: WHO

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Drugs

India’s Maiden Pharma “potentially” linked to 66 deaths in the Gambia

Indian drugmaker Maiden Pharma linked to 66 deaths in Gambia

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Climate Health

Deadly diseases devastating global communities: Ghebreyesus

Recurring global deadly disease outbreaks crippling economies

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